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Do not buy madden 11!

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Jbro

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They repackeage the game from last year. If you buy it pre owned, you will have to pay 10 bucks to get online with it. DO not waste 60 bucks on a game you already have. You want to play Madden 11? Update the rosters on Madden 10.

That is all.

Yep.. EA sports just put white out over everything that says 10 and changed it to 11. :rolleyes:

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C47

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Except for Madden 11 has the same locomotion engine that makes NCAA fun again, the catch debugging tool that allows for the highlight reel toe tap sideline catches in NCAA, Gus Johnson replacing Tom Hammond in the booth and online team play. I've been very critical of E.A. in the past and rightfully so, but both teams have really stepped up their game. Madden started with 2010 moving in the right direction and the NCAA team released a very solid title this month to continue to build on in the coming years.....but yea you're right they are lazy assholes who don't care about the consumer and haven't done poo to improve the game.....

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Hey, tell me when Madden fixes this.

When you place a dude on Injured Reserve, they clear a roster space. I don't think they ever fixed that.

Madden suck it, NFL2K was much better IMO.

NFL2K was kicking Maddens ass the whole time but Jon Madden has such a tie with the NFL he got EA the license. The rest was history. If EA ever loses there license kiss them goodbye. Way better Game developers out there.

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